Einsen - the next leap in home robotics.

The $28B chore no one has solved

EINSEN

Our Unfair Advantage

The Roomba moment for the $28B industry

 
  • Innovation
    Patent No. 12460344 protecting Einsen’s proprietary 3D ironing technology.

  • Traction
    $500k in pre order sales from over 25 countries.

  • Validated Performance
    Achieves ISO 7768’s highest international benchmark for wrinkle reduction.

    Built & Tested
    3 working prototypes developed, validating the core technology and automation process.

    Commercial Momentum
    $1M raised to date, enabling product development, patent protection, and international expansion.

    Data Advantage
    IoT-enabled platform designed to generate garment care intelligence at scale, creating a growing competitive moat with every cycle completed.

Disruptive business model

A new model
Metric
Traditional Options
Einsen Disruption
Cost
Dry Cleaning: ~$160/mo Ironing Service: ~$121/mo
$49/mo (via 24-month BNPL)
Speed
24–48 hour wait times
On-demand (60 seconds per shirt)
Risk Profile
High friction, human labor
Zero credit risk (Einsen paid $1,200 upfront)

Bypassing the pain points associated with traditional services. Introducing Einsen as a hardware has a service model- at a $49 a month option.

Growth Trajectory

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Revenue by 2028

Leadership Team

Joss Charpenay

Founder & CEO

Specialist in navigating complex market entries. 10+ years in global strategy & partnership development.

Rabie Tahri

Co-founder & CTO

Expert in hardware development. 9+ years experience in prototyping & product manufacturing.

Dr. Sylvian Boulesteix

Thermodynamic Engineer

PhD in fluid dynamics. Lead architect of our proprietary thermal systems. 13+  years experience in thermal engineering.

Opportunity

Raising $1.2M

Secured ahead of Commercial Launch​

CategoryAmountDescription
Product Development854kIndustrialisation & manufacturing
Marketing & Branding192kDTC launch, PR & demo spaces
Operations164kOverheads, equipment & more
Personnel119kSalaries & new hires

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